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A worldwide chart smash, Alice Cooper’s 19th studio record, "Hey Stoopid” built on the huge success of the previous heavy hitter, 1989’s "Trash”.

Joining Alice on vocals & harmonica; drummer Mickey Curry, guitarist Stef Burns and bassist Hugh McDonald are a cavalcade of special guests, including highly influential guitar wizards Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Guns N’ Roses’ Slash, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx & Mick Mars (who co-write one track, ‘Die For You’), plus the legendary Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark provides the spoken word part on ‘Feed My Frankenstein’.

"Hey Stoopid” was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush, Queensyrche and Air Supply, among many others.

Bonus tracks are the Beba Edit of ‘Hey Stoopid’, plus non-album tracks ‘It Rained All Night’ and a cover of Jimi Hendrix’s classic, ‘Fire’.

The album featured three hit singles; the title track, the self-explanatory ‘Love’s A Loaded Gun’ and ‘Feed My Frankenstein’. The latter was performed in the 1992 comedy movie "Wayne’s World”, in which Alice also starred.

Track Listing:
1. Hey Stoopid
2. Love's A Loaded Gun
3. Snakebite
4. Burning Our Bed
5. Dangerous Tonight
6. Might As Well Be On Mars
7. Feed My Frankenstein
8. Hurricane Years
9. Little By Little
10. Die For You
11. Dirty Dreams
12. Wind-Up Toy

Bonus Tracks:
13. Hey Stoopid (Beba Edit)
14. Fire (Non-Album Track)
15. It Rained All Night

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Very nice--I've been meaning for years to pick up the Japanese version of "The Last Temptation" with the "Live At Electric Lady" bonus disc, but if this "Hear No Evil" UK label is willing to collect this stuff, maybe now I don't have to.

Most of the middle-era Alice B-sides (mostly live cuts) can be found on compilations such as "Freedom For Frankenstein" and "Extended Version", but others not so much. I've never heard of the "Beba Edit" of "Hey Stoopid", but there was a single edit--maybe it's the same track. Or not.

What would be especially cool of there was a version of the live "Fistful Of Alice" album which (finally) collects all of the tracks in one place--IIRC, Europe, Japan, and even the US had songs not available on the other two versions.

This is a much better album than "Trash" (which I tend to lump together). "Might as Well Be On Mars" was a great throw-back Dick Wagner track that should have been a hit, too.